[Three American Railroad Maps]

Group of three railroad and city maps. Includes 1875 O.W Gray and Sons Railroad Map of Michigan measuring 17" x 24", unmarked early map of Chicago measuring 17 1/2" x 21 1/2", and 1920 Wagners Directo

This is a railroad map of the United States, as produced by the American Express Company, for distribution by the New York Central Railroad in 1934. New York Central lines are featured on this map, th

Title/Content of Map: 1829 Survey Map of the Earliest American Railroad Plan -- Plan of a Survey for the Proposed Boston and Providence Rail-Way Date Printed: 1828 Boston Cartographer: J Hayward Size:

1864 Civil War American Commerce Reports HUGE MAP Railroads Trade Import Statistics of the Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the United States is a mid-19th-century report on the values of goods and tr

Made by "Moline Pressed Steel, Moline, Ill.", ca. 1930. Steam engine (roof has dent), 9.25"h. 26.25"l., coal tender, 16.5"l., both with original black paint and a box car with original red paint, 21".

Featured in this lot is a rare, first issue "Railroad Commission Map of Montana" published by the Rand McNally Company in 1908. This is a large format, fold out map of Montana issued for the Railroad

Three hardback books a glass ashtray and four state railroad maps for Texas, Illinois, Alabama and Mississippi. Various sizes. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nea

A group of three (3) antique maps of North America, one being a colored depiction of the eastern United States stretching from the east coast to the borders of present day Texas engraved by Gray & Son

American Second Half 19th Century. Pig Shaped with river and railroad map and inscribed "With a little good old rye in hogs.."

Cram's Railroad and Township Map of Oregon. George F. Cram. Hand-colored Lithographed Map. Chicago: Cram, 1881. from 'The Standard American Railroad Atlas'. 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches visible, 25 1/4 x 29

Title: Map of All the Railroads in the United States in Operation and Progress. Cartographer: POOR, H.V./D. & J. McLELLAN Publisher: H.V. POOR | THE AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL Publication Date: c1854 H

Framed Vintage Pennsylvania Railroad & Connections Map. Printed by J.W Clement Co. Matthews-Northrup Works, Buffalo N.Y. Drawn by Crawford C. Anderson (American, 20th C). Measures 22 inches high x 42

This map comes from an extremely scarce atlas, one of the finest atlases Cram ever produced. Cram’s 1910 Standard American Railway Atlas is the last railway atlas Cram produced and is so scarce, mos

Twentieth century. Watercolor of a Shaker village map by “Sister Karlyn Cauley, July 4, 1987”, 13”h. 10.25”w., hand-colored photograph of a woman in gesso molded frame, 17&rdqu

Marklin HO scale American railroads freight cars in original boxes to include two 4575 Louisville & Nashville gondolas, three 4571 Western Pacific box cars, 4573 New Haven box car and 4576 Union P

map Measures 50 x 40

1864 Civil War era American Commerce Reports Trade Import HUGE MAP Railroads Statistics of the Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the United States is a mid-19th-century report on the values of goods an

A map of Amazonia, the topmost sheet of the three sheet map of South American as "improved" by Solomon Bolton in 1755. (MKLE1000) {TC} Property Title: Measurements:17x31.5, framed 24x35

Three (3) American Flyer S gauge specialty cars. There is a 973 operating milk car, an Industrial Brownhurst carne car, and a 20 old time passenger car.

Three (3) American Flyer S gauge freight cars. There is a 24230 Peabody hopper car (missing a coupler), a 24225 Sante Fe hopper car with a coal load, and a 24316 MobilGas tank car.

Three (3) American Flyer Postwar S gauge freight cars with link couplers. There is 631 T&P gondola car, a 632 LNE hopper car, and a 630 Reading lighted caboose.

Three (3) American Flyer Postwar S gauge freight cars in the original boxes. There is 633 box car, a 629 stock car (a couple of chips in this car), and a 638 caboose.

Three (3) American Flyer Postwar S gauge freight cars with knuckle couplers. There is 24124 Boston and Maine gondola car, a 925 Gulf tank car, and a 938 caboose.

Historic Maps 1853 Map "Railroads in the United States in Operation and Progress to Accompany a Treasury Department Report" 1853-Dated Specialized Map, "Railroads in the United States in Operation and